What is the fate of electrons from NADPH during the Calvin cycle?

a. They are accepted by molecular oxygen, just like in cellular respiration.
b. They are used to regenerate RuBP from G3P
c. They are added to 3PGA.
d. They are transferred to rubisco.
e. They remain on NADPH to help drive the light reactions


ANSWER: c

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